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At Dthr Shut Factory. '1
MACHINE STITCHERS
AN D LEARNERS.
Globd Pay and Steady Work.
Apply ai‘Faciory at elite.
Hutchinson. Pierce. 8:00. .
; THE FAIR CLOAK I. you S‘l-fORE,
Dealer and Maker of
Merwmfltreet.“ x
Tho m min hit
an! mmtch. Tn til
.- your liver in w
eel boner quickly.
”uh“- “glam-mint
fl.
“torment-hi I! out will ”I“ “I
mm WM
For sale Ind recommended by if H.
Plaisted. South Norwalk; Zeitiuss
Pharmacy, South Norwaik; E. P. Wood,
Norwnlk
HOME RULE FOR YUKON.
BEATLIJD. Wash, Dee. lh.~—Alfrod
’l‘houipsmi. of Dawson. member of
dn, representing the Yukon territory
arrived in Seattle yosterdny. enroute
to=0ttawu. whom he will attempt to
obtnin homo rule for Yukon. Mr.
Thompson says he will also request
that the Canadian Government shall
make on npptopiiuilon for tho piopor
defining of the boundary between the
‘. pom flied here by the indiuu agents
H , more from death than their brethren
Parliament. of the Dominion of Conw‘
United States Alaska, posacssion and .,
03W mum
shown to be the chief infill“?! 0'
ha remnants ot the Penobscot and
l‘ssrumuuuoddy indluu tribes in the low
with (Summer William Cobb and coun‘
cll. George H Hunt. of Old Town
agent of the l'enobsotit tribe, reports
that. there are now 386 meridian of .
that tribe. l1 loss of nine during thol
your. The majority of the natives are
farmers and most or them ‘do not
drink intoxicating liquors. I
Tim Paasnmoquoddy tribe suffered
ot the Pcnobscot tribe. 18 being report-l
ed by Agent Citation A. Mile. of
Princeton. Cholera lufantum clulnied‘
the largest. number of victims WlUI
eight and consumption name next
with five. The tribe at present num
ins 462. During the year the tribe
ruined 1,476 bushels of: potatoes.
NOTICE To OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are pleased to unonunue that Fo-
loy' s Honey and Tor for coughs colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug Law as
it coutulns no opihtes or other bur-m
ful thugs, and we recommend it no a
safe remedy it» children and adults.
I’iuistod 3 Drug Store and The Clifford
l‘har mucy. "
q...—
STEAMSHIP CLARA FLOATED.
ladies Clocks. Suits, furs aniline Military.
68 WASHINGTON ST" SOUTH NORWALK.
.. store open evenings until 9 p. m. " i »-
TOMORROW WE BEGIN OUR GREAT SALE OF HAND-
KERCHIEFS.
just in linu-
fi. if
SczIsoII .‘l notcd III;IIIIIf.'IctuI'cr soils.
lllt‘ llIIlidIIy
us his (‘lllll't‘ “no :It (i great reduc—
tion and \\‘L‘ :II'I- going to pin- you
tho llt'llt'lll of this for your't'hrist-
unis l’I'I‘st'nis.
LEATHER GOODS.
Consistinguf lingo lirlts. l’ill‘lx't‘llllltlltliw in fact. :I t‘llllllllt‘ii‘
line of cwlything ill lAilillt‘l‘ (lauds nu I~\hiliiliIIn for lllt‘ Holidays.
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS lN MEN'S AND LADIES‘ UM-
BRELLAS.
ji (lit-or i'nIIIilI-Ij).
l.:IdiI-.~.' .‘illil tiI‘IIlK $I.I)h‘ JII and
JN inch Sill. fillli'lii. IIuIIIImIIII-
ll.‘lillllt"-. Slt‘l'l l‘IlIl. with libfit‘l:
liulidu} (‘lll priI't‘. $1.50.
Ladies and iiont ~I $3. an L’III»
lll’t‘llilhi. 2o nod .28. stool rod. pam-
“till fl'lllllt'. also and tussci. hun-
dlI-s of horn. sing. pt-III'I. lru‘zr.
l)l't'3~'ilt‘ll. gun IIII'ile :IIIIl him-
“and; Hululuy t‘ill prior. $1.98.
Ladies" illlil iirut's Stun» l7IIIlII'cllun. full t‘l/J‘. .zii IIIIIi 2X~iIIclI.
stool Iod pziIngun fI IIIIc. “th th~ II and Hullgt'. l'llill’illlli't‘il fast
color and \Iulciproof. linndlcs arc of IoilIIl guild illzitv nnd pcml
sterling silver, gun llltfllll, slug; il Ilitlny I III pIiII,$2.25.
BEAUTIFUL GIFTS IN CHINA. BRIC-AuBRAC. LAMPS. Etc.
fly plzniuy,r orders a uni iII lill\.’llll‘t‘ no how surcccdtul iII
gatheringr .I lino llhhllllllltlll of ( llliiiiiillil llriI (1- him Lumps via.
the majority of “lift it was lllllltiilt'il. \\I- iil't' lllt‘i‘t’ftlit' I'IIIIlIlId to
‘ .mnkc prices much iIIer than no quld if pIIrIluisIIl .Il our rcgtilm
johhcrs‘ iII NIII \‘IIIlI. if you :III in doubt as to your XIIIIIII
Gifts. Ionic In our ( him IIiIIl i.I"iI :I- llrnr admit in mu lIIIquIIIIt,
and you will tour )tllii mind ill Int
HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS IN AI’RONS.
IIIIIIIl \Hlll lllli
l‘niuy l..I\tII ApIIIII-I. IIilh IlI-Ip li\\ll IIIltiI
-liIIlII|.I_y Iul Illlti‘
cIIIhIoiIiIiI. Illfll p-nlu‘l; tIiIIIIIII «I. on \itliii’
ago.
A 1.11 gr nawliuo ill of lliil' l .iit‘Ill \pI'IIII. IIII 311C to oilc.
,.,... a». ..._m
XMAS NECKWEAR.
llllt‘ of tho illll‘l :Ippruprlzttc
Minis i lifts. MHrI' Hum 500 niyirs.
titllklhilllg of at” tho iIItcsl Imvrl.
tit-a. From our of the IIIIIIII famous
liliilliifflt‘lni‘ltffi in tho country
I-omcs thin cnmplrtr stock. All
the Yukon. I NEW YORK,l)oo.15.-'i‘ho Austin.-
Garments Made to Order and Remodeled. ihn steamship Clnin, “'l'l‘h wont:
For chopped and cracked hands got
DoWili s Wltoh Hu'lOl Salvo.
. li‘pe Clifford Pharmacy and 'i‘he Bridge able to Dragged, in New York under
,. ”Romney“
prior-s. ranging from so 10.33.98.
‘11 I L,
ashore at Muntoloklng. N. .l.. yester-
Soldl 1y day. was hauled off today She was
"" tier own su-
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., Ima
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Bring the children to
“HAPPYLAND” and take a
tour around the world. Our
Great Christmas Carnival in
the Basement is now on in all
its splendor; not only attrac-
tive and entertaining, but
from a Christmas shopping
standpoint. thé rfibilt helpful
store in town. ’Christmas
Gift Suggestions are plenti~
fully distributed everywhere
on our two floors. Plenty of
extra. salesmen to give
prompt attentionrl
W
TOYS. BOOKS. GAMES.
DOLLS.
‘FOR THE CHILDREN.
DOLL HDUSES.
'i‘hI‘w li-mw :Iro built out of tho honviosl and finest paste
lIIIuI’Il; i'Illl\t'llli‘,lll .‘iilll IIllI'III‘tiI't‘. Wilnlt' \‘illngrs‘ can llt‘ built in
ll\’l' llllillilt'fi. SpI-rinl llIIliIlny rut prirce. 49c.
l
SPECIAL SALE DOLLS
XIIII going till. i ."'\tl\ lloli lino hchI rcIluch. no “t‘ hau- had
an illllllt’il<t‘ sloth and “‘0 Inc tillllllt‘llt’tl to forcc thcm with lllt‘ cut
llllti'. llllllilil)‘ Iul pIiII-.15c upward.
GAMES.
All filiillillil'll llt’W millions. :Is “1?" as tho old ftwul‘ilcs.
day t’ill prircs l‘illlgt' 5c. 15c, 25c. son but! 75c.
SLEDS FOR THE BOYS AND OXRLS.
tome .IIIIi our the mum-st :IskIIIIIIIcIII (‘Vt‘l’ shown in \‘orIIIIlh.
The Flexible Flycr
.\ .‘ilt’tl ilIIIl Hill ”l“. ‘ llll.‘ IIlINi IIf llli‘ fill! nf Humility is having llII‘
lIIhiIsi I'iltil. llli' IIIIM popular but! is the Illll’ that owns tho
III.IIIIpiIIII SIIIl of tho town. .Nuw it in. tho l iI‘in lo llH‘i for ”W
iI'IHIII Indium} aiIdII .III‘ tillfl‘li‘il lII digging llII', IIIluIIr Illtigtz‘lug
lltt' fi‘ll llltlillv hlI’itlst‘llltlu lllI' «In-III \III -..I with Ihiw. ibis
imply 5.. pushml :IIIiIiI~ by do font 1' III (“4 IIIIIgr from 82 so up-
Wilitl. Um no iIIIIIImIIIII IIIIiva of all IIIlIII .‘ilt‘dn 15c upward
“we...
Hull--
DOLL CARRIAGES AND GO-«CARTS.
AI most (intrusive showing in all new ideas in Codi: arts with
IImIIl and MN I.Il whet-lo. Special Iut pritcmaac upwnrd.
HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS.
Stationery. Xmu Cards, Bookie“. Calculus and Pool. Cords.
Our l‘lflty Stationery lloxun show an endless vnricty of up:
III-Ilotc styles and Mtt’t‘iin. and they are very any: rally for \mus
IIIiIII Cards and whirls and t hildrcn II Books. verythiug Iliut
Raphael ‘l urk and F 1" Button have suggrstcd to on this y‘t'ili in
in stock for your selection.
hm
SOUTH NONWAIIK.
A NEDESSITY..
Your only sufexuuid in Real
Estate transactions -— when
Real Estate tltles uls guaruur
teed and insured by this oomv,
puny they are absolutely pro-
tected from ALL errors and
detects. ‘
. ONE toe insures you as long
be you own the propurty. ’
For leaflet and full particu-
, lure ask your ltE‘ALES'l‘A'l‘E
BROKER or ATTORNEY. or
. write home office.
IIII You ll ConnItitciIt
lounge it Title Gauntlet Co.
New Rochelle. New York.
AUSTRIAN STEAMER ABHORE.
\
“Clara" Went Broadside on the Beach
Near Mautoioklng Life Saving
Station.
NEW YORK. Doc. Dir—While bound
from Trieste. Austria. by way of 13qu
mndn to Now York, the Austrian
freight stoIIInor Clam went ashore near
the Munioioklng Life Saving Station
at the hood of Burnogat Buy on the
lersey Coast. of. 5 o'clock this morn-
ing. The waves quickly threw. the
: Clam broadside) to the beach. whom
she lay easily in the sand. The Man-
toioking life savers quickly went to.
the rescue of the crew of tho stranded
craft. A line was shot over the ship
and u. brooches buoy hunted of! on
board the Clara. The captain of tho
Clnin Ionic ashore in the buoy and
sent wonl to New York for assistance
mm in response the wrecking tug l. J.
Morrltt. was disputehedfrom this city
to pull the steamer off the bench.
The Giant was built at Port Glasgow
in 1903, is of 3,134 tons not and 330
foot. long and owned by Frntolii Con~
solicit, of Trieste.
. Kennedy‘s Ltixstive Cough Syrup
drivos out the cold and stops the
cough. Contains Honey and 'l‘nr. Free
from any opiates. Conforms to the
National Puro Food and Drug Law.
Plonsuut to take, Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phat
nltIcy. ”
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
ml for nt tho following postofllccs for
tho cut-rout wot-k.
South Norwuik:—-l’nsI-uuio Buldino.
film. Lucindn Boiling, 'l‘honinti Burke,
2i Union Siroot: W. It. Cnhill. Mrs.
Audrow Collins. Gllhort Corby. Gob»
riol Do WIIIII. Miss 'l‘rcsn Farley. Em-
nuuol Gould. A. llunson, Mrs. Mary
lx'lndlino, \\'iI~iinI Mnmornnc. Rushlon
lx’onIforI Shoo (“o.. Puoob Liniec. Nick
Mortin. ii. A. Nuthorcott, E. N. ltlcli-
ortisou.
A TEXAS WONDER.
'i‘horo's :I iiill Iii. Bowie. 'i‘ox., ilIIIt's
twiro Its big “3 lost your. This wonder
in W. 'i.. iliil. who from fl. woiglitlof 90
pounds has grown to over 180. He
suys: “l suffered with a terrible
rough. and doctors gave me up to die
of Consumption. l was reduced to
ill) pounds. when l begun inking Dr.
King‘s Now Discovery for Consump-
Iinu. Coughs and Guido. Now, after
taking 1:! bottivs. l have more than
doubled in weight and Inn complctt-ly
I-urod.” Only uuro Cough and Cold
ruro. Guarantood by F. ii. lluxior.
South Norwulk. and E. l’. Wood, Nor-
u'nlk. drugglsis. 50c and $1.00. 'l‘riIIl
bottles free.
WINSTED WOMAN FOUND DEAD.
WlNS'l’i-‘Mll lloc li’I. -MIII (lliivr
l-z. Sinndnrd Iigcd 83 was found dead lll
tho home of her son in Wilhrook to
Iiiiy. Modirnl llolbi‘ook suit! that tho
l‘illl wns duo to heart disease.
OUTWITS THE SURGEON.
A oompllcniiou or foinnlo troubles.
with cntnrrh or the stomach and bow
Its, lind IcIlIII-od Mrs Thus 5 Album.
01 lmIVIInWoi-th. ind to such It deplor
IIIIlo condition thni licr doctor advised
on operation; but her husband touring
fIIIIIi results postponed thin to
ltlmtrlc Bitters; and to the ammo.
moot of fill who know her this mod!
cine completely cured her. Qumran
Inoil cum for Iorpid liver. kidney dlo
uIIIIII. bliiiousnonn. jaundice. chills and
fever. general debility, nervousness
and blood poisoning. Bent tonic
mud». Prim 60c at l“. H.1huttor'n.
IIIIIIIII Norwnlk. and it. P. Wood'm Nor-
will IlrIIII utoron Try It.
Netkwur
for“
Bhrisimas.
IIIquIIl giftII will certainly hour
not our claim or being the Noell-
mm more of The Norwullui.
All colortl. nhiltlt’l Mill stylist.
rennin-Hands, Alum, mm,
wold Toekn. “page“, Mimi
lows. «Hun!
nun backed in 0. ton. muting
II handsome IIII well no anoint
,.
, w
53.41%
The D M Réad Co.
Mabffcbod 1857..
The Store is open Evenings.
I.
”Wu—n—
! .
Express
(of
The cnlnrgctl space we have for Toys this Christmas
cuuhlcs us it) make a very fine showing.
those larger picccs, such as Miniature Automobiles, Tricy—
clcs, Desks, Doll li’crnmhulntors, and
Come and sec. lhc 'l‘oysz‘ they arc.r iptcrcstiug.
from Main street, or through the Carpet Store.
Hand Made Novelties. .
At the Art Scction you will find a grout many articles
that might be classed as kuick-ltuacks, they
All arc uscfnl things, hand math: and of artistic workman-
/
We have room for
Vl’agous.
Entrance
arc so varied.
The following letters ronurln uncall» ,
try .
'l‘o IIIIII our display of Homo f
ship Gifts can he selected for individuality from these.
Sowing Cases, l).uning Castes, Bugs. l’ hotograpli
Frames and Iloldcis ludcxed lclophoiio Lists, lilunk Books
with fancy covcrm (Ernest Books, l’in Cushions .Intl Blotters.
‘ In connection axe the Wool Slippers and licdroom
Shoes, hand knit In dainty colors.
Wash Fabrics. J
Princess Cashmere. liqucizllly, for house gownuaud
dressing sacqucs. lu floral patterns that nrc dainty and
which can he Inadc up in most becoming fashion. 17c.
Crepe Lissa. .\ totton crepe fiom Japan and with the
prcth Japaucsc designs that .uc unlike any Others cv or wo-
vcn. it will make iiuc kimonos.15c
Wash Goods Section buscnicnt.
Gifts in Nickel Ware.
This Christmas finds us with our Kitchenware depart-
ment in most attractive shape. In fact to tho eye of tho
liouscitccpcr it is delightful and she can t'llllllli'l‘le‘ a long
list of articles which would hc appreciated as gifts. .
Chafing Dishes in nickcl and Ctippt'l‘, with thcir acces-
sories. ‘
Meteor Coffee Percolators.
Five O'Clock Tea Kettles in nickel and copper.
Baking Dishes.
Tea and Coffee Pots, the best grades made
L llllllll SKIS, Broad 'lrnys, .\lt0llt)l Lamps.
Holders, etc.
RL‘lliL‘lllllt‘l‘ to soc the display of hand cmhroitlcrcd Silk
Hosiery for \vomcu. mentioned ycstcrduy.
lottlc
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Tht Change in tho wcuthcr WINTER UNDER-
WEAR.
suggI-sts
We are prepared to show i ull lines at Popular Prices.
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed,
25c to 750.
LADIES’ GARMENTS.
Excellent Value at 23c
“Golden Star" Brand at. 50c
“Non Shrinking"a .75c
“Oxford Cut" at . . . . . . . . . “$1.09
MEN'S GARMENTS.
White and Grey at 50c
Natural Wool at 75c
Natural Wool at $I.oo
a) , , _
‘ w' ‘ 7",. “ ”' 3 J. i: I’ '4
., 'g m 1’ 1:; t M
itino 2%,,
A4. Diokerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON Sfl‘.. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone 446..., . ' . .V p i'.
.
.4“;
tit.
' s also to also.
warren 71m ”A“.
oImI Ivory Wm
IIsIII
Tailor. 0mm. Hotter.
$2....» won.‘ Ia........,.’l
am I
moment BAILEY DD
IHII II ml
otumber and Mill Work for EverulhlnIIo
' FROM A PIGGERY .10 A PALACE. ‘
I
Ill . first I
' ‘ ’flnhlr. “lulu. idth. Ill kinds and gratin of beveled Siding, mug
and Inliiifn’i my»: All kinds of hard woods. ‘l‘u‘r paper, film conga
room vIlIIrJlIuthing vapor. Mirinlillutor'ud autumn. “am. my.
minim... tuition. noon. nub, blinds. liltdl'lor‘lldiilo’ mm 1..
Plug. helium, Cyprus. Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy my.
in. turning. pinning, shop Jobbing. cabinet work, youoorod work...
may tuilitioo. , I...
“lit; {at or mitt-Ml Strut.
f‘.‘
Norwalk Chronicler